Electric heating – Heating devices – With current connection and/or disconnection means
Patent
1984-06-14
1986-01-21
Albritton, C. L.
Electric heating
Heating devices
With current connection and/or disconnection means
219203, 219522, H05B 102, B60L 102
Patent
active
045659192
ABSTRACT:
A circuit and method for interrupting power applied to an electrically conductive panel such as a vehicle windshield or window upon cracking of the conductive coating or element thereon. The circuit includes structure for (1) monitoring the resistance of the conductive element and (2) interrupting power applied thereto when the resistance of the conductive element assumes a value indicative of element cracking.
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Bitter Lowell E.
Lundgren Bryan L.
Albritton C. L.
Donnelly Corporation
Lateef M.
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